Sentence examples for maneuvering after from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Suozzi shrugged it off as typical of the maneuvering after every legislative election.

The gold standard was Johnson & Johnson, whose deft maneuvering, after seven people died from ingesting cyanide-laced Extra Strength Tylenol, helped create a new and lucrative subset of public relations known as crisis management, which was poised, as Time put it in 1986, to become "the new corporate discipline".

The race has featured some odd political maneuvering after Akin said over the weekend that women were unlikely to become pregnant from "legitimate rape".

Several officials suggested that the disclosures stemmed from a complex web of power struggles within the department, as senior officials sought to maneuver after an announcement by Commissioner Martin F. Horn that he was leaving the agency.

But he left himself little room to maneuver after pledging one day before the court's announcement that he would step down if the court implicated him.

But the company didn't have much room to maneuver after a prominent Democratic senator challenged Facebook's chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg during a congressional hearing about how the company planned to prevent content that suppresses votes.

After maneuvering through four police checkpoints (shakedowns are common along the Pan-American Highway), we pulled up on a dirt road to the port town.

"It's hard to tell exactly, but it's clearly maneuvering going on after Bo".

After maneuvering Trueno safely back into his tank, the Amezcuas returned to bed.

After maneuvering indecisively against Rodney, de Grasse received a request from Washington and Rochambeau to come to New York or the Chesapeake.

After maneuvering the discard of a spade from dummy, he could collect eight trump tricks, four heart tricks and the spade ace.